flhotelin

<p>I use it on a d200, d700 and d3, it is a very good lens, very sharp wide open corner to corner, quite a flat field and almost no CA. On a d5000, it would be a nice addition, no Af but meter fine (as all Cpu'ed lenses)<br>

At f/4 on d200:<br>

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http://contributors.gettyimages.com/workwithus/article.asp?article_id=1346

 

That's the link with approved cameras.

Hi there, you could buy in Montreal for $1069 Canadian at the 'Centre Japonais de la Photo'

 

Hope this help.

Same

D50 B&W convert. 28 f2.0 AIS

I have a 28mm 2.0 AIS and the results are stunning even at 2.0. Stop down and the corners become very sharp. Bought mine two months ago for $280 on ebay.

 

Check this: http://www.photo.net/photo/5320646&size=lg

 

28mm 2.0 wide open on D50

Hi there, past f8 (it worsen as you close the aperture) any lens show signs of refraction, meaning it is better to shoot wider openings than say f11. So it is a lens problem not the camera. Make some tests using all the f-stops on your lens and then compare a 100% on your screen, you will definitively see what I mean.